Issues
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Spain’s “Sólo Sí es Sí” is the world’s most controversial Feminist law
For weeks, Spain's Unidas Podemos (UP) party has been pressuring the Socialist Party (PSOE) of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez not…
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Italy can’t hide serious division on Russia within ruling coalition
In a recent article I discuss Meloni's play on words and contradictory discourse as she has seemed to try to…
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Nationalism: The road not taken in the MENA region
Few years ago, Syria and Turkey received much international media and poltical attention due the Syrian civil war. The recent…
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Of politicians, judges, and reality
When Spanish lawmakers approved a bill that would allow the government to change the composition of the Spanish constitutional court,…
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Algeria- Italy: The axis of change in the Mediterranean
With the recent landmark energy agreements signed with Algeria, Italy has secured enough energy supplies to significantly reduce dependence on…
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Pedro Sanchez is more pressured by the Moroccans than the Algerians
Besides a disintegrated political scene at home, Spain’s Prime Minister has had to deal with a disintegrated regional landscape in…
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The left wins the battle for the Spanish constitutional court
The Spanish constitutional court has finally agreed to admit the 4 judges nominated by the government of Pedro Sanhcez, thus…
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On the 45th anniversary of the assassination of Karin Grech, assassinations continue to unsettle Malta
Small as it is, Malta has been home for so hectic a political scene that things sometimes go wrong. Forty…
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Winter hasn’t come to Tunisia yet
This winter has been the cruellest season in North Africa. Now, one month after winter should have arrived, it hasn’t…
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Africa once had a North African Chavez
Although he was North African, he looked beyond the southern borders of North Africa. Former Libyan leader Muammar Khaddafi dreamt…
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